> Is it possible to know if a packet passing through my router is (s)natted? I think `-m conntrack --ctstate SNAT` should do that. > And the original (s)natted IP? For userspace there's a getsockopt() call that you can use to find out. -`J' --
> Is it possible to know if a packet passing through my router is (s)natted? I think `-m conntrack --ctstate SNAT` should do that. > And the original (s)natted IP? For userspace there's a getsockopt() call that you can use to find out. -`J' --